Just so you know, if every shower is giving you that tight skin, itchy feeling, you are probably using water that is much too hot. The water should really only be lukewarm, optimally.
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For real. If I was forced to choose between coffee and showers....well, sorry everyone in a 20 foot radius. Mama needs her caffeine.
Holy shit. You just solved one of the most perplexing mysteries of my life . Once every few months I have to go into Wal-mart because it's the only place within 20 miles that carries a particular medicine for my kid. Every time I walk in, at some point between the front door and the pharmacy counter I find myself…
Veronica Mars and Gordita Supremes. All those other Bells can go to hell.
I kind of love it. But then, it makes me think of two other things that I loved, way back when. The '06-ish Marchesa rose dresses, which I coveted within an inch of my life, and this:
Yeah, I was really young when he looked like that. I wish I had a sex time machine. 80's James Spader would be my very first stop. Immediately after would be late 60's David Gilmour.
Kind of random, but I've recently come to the conclusion that guys (movie star guys, I mean) will never be as hot as they were back in the 80's. Yeah, the clothes were weird and their hair was dumb, but there was a weird beauty about them. Now it's all nose jobs and spray tans and perfect teeth, and they are just…
Myrtle is totally evil. She tried to send Zoe and Kyle to Orlando. To fucking Orlando!
And then invite me to play Zyngo Slots 16 times.
Dying. That's totally my aunt Linda in Florida. Except she'll post that on her own wall.
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Not 100% relevant, but I recently rewatched the first 2 series of Skins, and this has been on my mind something fierce. Does this scene make anyone else want to completely die of sadness?
Sometimes I almost forget she was Ruth Fisher. Almost. Which is saying a lot, because SFU was pretty much my favorite show ever.
This is the internet, the place of many opinions about things I have no knowledge of or firsthand experience with.
See, that's what I mean...you saw it and you didn't like it. Fair enough. But I've never been able to understand people who take to the internet to rant about movies they haven't even watched.
Just out of curiosity, how can you be "baffled" by the success of a movie you haven't seen?
I have this little girl in my pre-k program, and she's the first person I think of when people start screeching about "brats" and "turds." Her birth mother was an addict, and she was bounced around foster homes for the first 2 years of her life before she was adopted by her forever family. Now that she's been with…
What's funny is that the little bastard probably felt the same way about me. I was away at school when they got him, and he had pretty much claimed my room as his own by the time I got back, probably exactly because it was empty. And then I came home, and he was like "Whatever, finders keepers. I'm not leaving."
My mother has this thing she does, where she tells me how wonderfully behaved I was in the grocery/department/drug store. Obviously she likes to pretend that it's because she did such a fantastic job with her beautifully raised daughter and moms today are just doing it all wrong. But what's funny is that I remember…